Platinum Blood

by Mor Ichigaya

The vampire Alucard — nicknamed Al — was brought up in a church, at the side of the kindly priest Kaname. Now all grown up and drop-dead handsome, Al has certain needs...

The dutiful Kaname generously allows the vampire to drink of his body — and it isn't just his blood that Al's sucking! Still, physical needs aren't the same as emotional desires, and Al finds himself stuck trying to get the oblivious, straight-laced Kaname to realize that he means more than an easy meal to him.

This book contains explicit content and mature themes, including explicit sex, religious kink, age gap, dubious consent, and adoptive incest. It is not intended for anyone under 18 years of age.

Genres: Manga

Kindle Edition

Published April 15, 2023

About the author

also 市ヶ谷モル

Reviews

[achilles · Rating 1 out of 5]

i initially gave it 3 stars cause it was 4 am when i read it and i was gay, miserable and clearly not thinking with the thinking half of my body. but let me tell you, this one is a very weird and nonsensical story wrapped in pretty packaging.

the art style is very pretty. the character designs and pretty and hot. the idea of a priest and a vampire having a relationship can lead to an amazing story.

HOWEVER, the story doesn't deliver on the premise and is instead full of weird shit like a
father-son dynamic between the two for a mere second that is looked over for the convience of the plot but mentioned occasionally and characters amd vampire logistics that are CLEARLY there to make things convenient. the events just happen and leave you wondering why it happened in the first place.

i also have a sneaking suspicion that the author loves black butler and is into ciel and sebastian a little too much...

[Felicity · Rating 1 out of 5]

what in the hell

[Marifer Ramirez Acevedo · Rating 3 out of 5]

Estuvo bueno para pasar el rato, me había llamado la atención porque tenía que ver con vampiros, me quedo más con el arte de la autora que con la historia

[Sparkles Fantastic · Rating 2 out of 5]

👀....what in the....

[Chrysta Montanez · Rating 3 out of 5]

I enjoyed the plot, but the story just jumped ahead significantly sometimes. So much so that I thought I skipped entire pages.